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David Allan. Older man in glasses and suit speaking at formal indoor setting
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Butler tells Jones trial of 'slap on bottom' greeting

Jones's former butler said the broadcaster greeted an athlete with a hug and slap on the bottom.

Alan Jones's butler of nearly 20 years gave evidence at the indecent assault trial in local court. David Allan, 79, recalled seeing Jones greet a high-profile athlete with a hug and what he called a "slap on the bottom" during visits to Jones's luxury Sydney apartment.

Jones had young male athletes in their twenties at the apartment. They came for lunches, dinners and parties.

Jones has pleaded not guilty to 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching against five male complainants. He is also accused of kissing one athlete twice without consent.

Allan started working as Jones's personal butler in 2001, handling housekeeping duties at the Circular Quay apartment.

Nearly 20 years, starting 2001
Butler's tenure
Five male complainants
Number of complainants

Why it mattersThe butler's testimony forms part of the prosecution case. His account of the alleged physical contact is central to the trial.

AustraliaJones is a prominent Australian broadcaster; this trial is proceeding in Australian courts and will determine whether serious sexual misconduct allegations can be proven.

Corroborated bytheguardian.com·perthnow.com.au

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 7 h ago

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